A new group of sixty-two people joined on Wednesday their homeland, Morocco, after escaping the camps of Tindouf in southwestern Algeria, where the population held against their will for over three-decades continue to be deprived of basic living conditions.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov reiterated, On Wednesday in Moscow, his country's support for a just, lasting and mutually acceptable solution to the Sahara issue.

An Indonesian delegation consisting of journalists and associations actors held, Tuesday in Dakhla, a series of meetings with elected officials, civil society actors and Sahrawis who fled the Tindouf camps to join homeland, Morocco.

The Arab Committees of the Afro-Asian Solidarity Organization welcomed on Sunday in Damascus, the Moroccan proposal to grant enlarged autonomy to the southern provinces of Morocco.

A group of 51 Sahrawis, including 19 women and 14 children, fled oppression in the Polisario-run Tindouf camps to join, on Sunday, their homeland, Morocco.